Malechta's Treatise upon the Line of Saro.

Fifty Third Volume, Chapter Twenty Six continued

The officers of the Treasurer prepared themselves to meet with Chemyst Hulang the somewhat oleaginous leader of the Fuellers faction. Already they had met with the representative of the Megiddo, a serious man with a great belief in his factions system of government. They had also met self-styled Magos Bosphorus the leader of the Tick Tock Men, who they had told of the upcoming impact with the Spacehulk and who in turn asked that his techpriesthood be taken off the vessel and he be included in the resultant priesthood, indeed he requested that he be granted the Sensorium as his domain. The last person they had met was Von Hells the lowerhold barbarian who had designs on the lighter bay market.

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Malechta's Treatise upon the Line of Saro.

Fifty Third Volume, Chapter Twenty Six

In the Last Chapter the details of the initial meeting with Captain Jalasas were given, and the importance of that meeting explained. However the second larger meeting, known to Historians as the Meeting of Five Factions was were the crew of the Seleucaemi Treasurer began to understand the interplays of power on the Fall of Dorn.

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Malechta's Treatise upon the Line of Saro.

Fifty Third Volume, Chapter Twenty Five

In the previous chapter we discussed how the Seleucaemi Treasurer and the Sword Class frigate the Sword of Dorn became entangled and how their combined plight doomed them if they could not escape.

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The Scramble for the Gin

"Come on now Girls!" Seamus shouted loudly over his shoulder, "The Prize is just up ahead!  Whole barrels of Soul Gin my lovelies, now doesn't that sound like a party?"
"A Party! A Party!" squealed his diminutive copycat as it dragged it's flintlock along two handed, the barrel leaving a groove in the dust of the dry trail into the Gremlin village.
The Belles however said nothing, not even a groan as they shambled along in Seamus' wake.

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Malechta's Treatise upon the Line of Saro.

Fifty Third Volume, Chapter Twenty Four

In the previous chapter I wrote of the end of the battle of Pilgrims and the return of the Seleucaemi Treasurer to realspace. However there were still further trials to fall upon the shoulders of Talis Saro.

No sooner had the ship returned to real space it was rocked by a huge impact, as the ship was struck bodily by another object. The damage already wrought on the ship was as nothing compared to the damage which now occurred, the engines of the treasurer were smashed to flinders by the impact, and many other sections were destroyed.

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Operation Padlock

After Action Report

TOP SECRET EYES ONLY

Reading this report without the appropriate security clearance will result in a charge of Treason tried under military law. The Maximum penalty is death by firing squad.

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Malechta's Treatise upon the Line of Saro.

Fifty Third Volume, Chapter Twenty Three

In the previous chapter I wrote of the beginning of the conflict that in later annals became known as the battle of the Pilgrims. The end of the battle however bears closer examination.

There were still a number of the Daemonic Foes in combat around the Pilgrims however under the watchful eye of Talis Saro, Macharius the First Officer, and the Master at arms Ichigo placed their fire-power against them. Two of the Warp entities were slain in a hail of holy bolter shells, one dying as it's head was destroyed and another having the muscles of it's chest blown from it's body and expiring from the leaking of it's vital fluids. Such was the skill of the people under Talis Saro's command, chosen with great care by his own hand. Talis himself fired upon another one, striking it with the Plasma pistol that was to have so great a place in his mythology, and catching the warp tainted flesh of the beast afire with cleansing fire, and causing the beast to shriek in pain. Not for long however as his Enginseer prime put the creature down, a burst of bolter shells tearing it's leg off as calculated by her enhanced mind.

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